Dr Ben Schram
Associate Professor
Level 5, Bond Institute of Health and Sport, 2 Promethean Way, Robina QLD 4226
Accepting PhD StudentsContact details
Professional biography
Research interests
My role in the Tactical Research Unit is the research and data-coordinator. My research interest is focussed on maximising the health and wellbeing of tactical personnel. My previous military training with the Australian Army has allowed me a unique insight into the complex demands of the tactical operator, facilitating a greater understanding of our current body of tactical research.
My research focus has been in injury epidemiology, injury minimisation strategies, validating fitness standards, deconstructing the physical and physiological demands of tactical occupations and creating strategies to maximising performance of occupational tasks.
Teaching expertise
Ben has been employed at Bond for over eight years and taught in most subjects within the Doctor of Physiotherapy subjects. His roles have included clinical supervision, OSCE examination, PBL and simulation facilitation and subject co-ordination.Teaching awards
- 2019 Certificate of Excellence (eTEVAL) award – Principles of Physiotherapy
- 2019 Certificate of Excellence (eTEVAL) award – Maximising Human Potential
- 2017 Certificate of Excellence (eTEVAL) award – Maximising Human Potential
Professional admissions
- Tactical Strength and Conditioning-Australia
- National Strength and Conditioning Association
- Australian Physiotherapy Association
- Australasian Military Medicine Association
Qualifications
- Physiotherapy, PhD, Bond University, Award Date: 13 Feb 2016
- Physiotherapy, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Bond University, Award Date: 9 Jun 2012
- Exercise Science, Bachelor of Exercise Science, Griffith University, Award Date: 11 Dec 2007
Fields of Research
- Public health
Statement for HDR students
We are currently accepting PhD students for projects related to improving the health and wellbeing of tactical personnel.